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Your approach should work because you can initialize the Options instance not only from a java.io.File but also from a java.io.InputStream. Just try it. On 07.02.2005 02:11:31 Manoj_Nair wrote: > As you might know I have successfully got the Japanese fonts to be > displayed on PDF by using the userconfig.xml file to load the > MSGOTHIC.TTF fonts. In this case I was running a servlet which used FOP > to convert the XML file on the webserver ( weblogic) to PDF and then > open it using acrobat. > > I want to do the same thing within an applet. A few months back I could > use FOP within an applet to convert XML residing on the server to PDF > and then send the resulting PDF to the printqueue on the clients > default printer. This works perfectly. > > Now my question is I want FOP within the applet to recognize Japanese > character sets. My approach is to have the userconfig.xml, msgothic.ttf > and msgothic.xml ( font metrics ) files in the same jar file as the > Applet itself. Would this work? > Can I just load the userconfig.xml file from the jar file using the > classloader and then call FOP ? I will be trying this next week and just > wanted to know your opinion. Jeremias Maerki --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
